Browser reading nonexistent code

[Matt Theobald]

Greetings,

There have ben several instances of this in my wnHTML coding which 
required me to cut and paste large sections into a new document.

One of the possible problems were that I was editing the documents 
between the text editor I had available at the time I wanted to edit. 
Subsequently, one document would be created in Word, edited in pico or 
simple text and back to word.  Along the way, I think I picked soemthing up.
Is this tru with your scenario?

Hope this helps,

Matt

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Sincerely, 

Matt

On Wed, 5 Jun 1996, Ismet Mazlumoglu wrote:

> > > >
> > > > Has anyone else had a problem with their browser insisting on reading a
> > > > coding error that has long since been corrected?  Last week I typed an
> > > > "a" instead of an "i" in </i> and the browser (Netscape) continues to
> > > > show the </a> in the document source even though this was corrected four
> > > > days ago.  A colleague here has run into the same problem before but we
> > > > don't know what causes it or how it can be corrected.  This error shows
> > > > up in more than one machine.
> >
> > > I noticed this problem with NetScape 3.0b4. I managed to view my
> > > corrected HTML page by emptying the cache: even if I closed and reopened
> > > NetScape, the problem was still there. Emptying the cache solved it.
> > >
> >
> > THIS IS NOT A PROBLEM OR A BUG!!!!!!  It is simply the way a cache works.  Please excuse
> > the shouting.  Clicking on reload may also show any changes you have made.  It is a very
> > good idea to clear the cache on Netscape from time to time anyway.  I set up the
> > autoexec.bat file on my PC to delete all the files in the netscape cache directory.  It
> > does require me to respond with y for yes but that is okay.
> 
> RIGHT!. Please don't remember that WWW Server is also has a cache. So try
> both clearing cache on Netscape and WWW Server.
> 
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